INSTEAD of a JVM and recompile your applets to use
Mono, similar to how J# Browser controls in .NET, I don't know of any effort
currently to implement J# on Mono. Try the GNU Classpath project in can it
has some useful code to port to Mono
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ols of VB6 use
similar descriptive format or if they were using an imperative [commands]
format to define the GUI as used in Visual Studio.net [and in many Java
IDEs]). I prefer the declarative syntax since it's potentially transformable
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haven't read much on what ByteFX is, but couldn't it be split into more
assemblies with the designers in a separate one?
I suppose if source is available one can try doing it themselves then
contribute back the info on how to split it
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all so
tried to fix them as I thought best. At the Tokenizer.cs, a change removes
some unused variable warning (make an exception unnamed instead of named
one) and added CRLF support too apart from LF one for newlines in parsed
content
cheers,
George
P.S. for the project I had I finally resulted in writi
lect "Open With" to open with HTML editor (select
"automatic encoding" there) instead of the ASP.net webform designer. Can
also set that action (or other custom one you wish - say open in Notepad or
whereever) to be the default one when you double-click such a file in the
solution
you need to change the code that handles the postback too to
understand $ instead of :
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anguage one uses) at the top of the source
code
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layer for Winforms or GTK# or other windowing/drawing api by now that you
could use to ease the porting. SynEdit does support autocompletion with some
third-party addons
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http://www.nyctergatis.com/mysql/index.html
in case that code helps, not .NET I think, but might interest you...
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the Personal Edition beta which is (and will remain from
what I understand) for free:
http://lab.msdn.microsoft.com/express
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Are WebServices supported on mono?
If so, is there some page comparing .NET and Mono's support for webservices?
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make a .NET webservice for a MS VC++ compiler running on a Windows machine
and compile for .NET (IL) target. Resulting code should also run on mono (I
hope)
cons:
1) user has to trust your service to submit their code
2) can't use that offline
3) need highspeed connection if you rebuild too often
4
) in
case the above process works with it
maybe #develop and similar support mono on Windows?
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n;
}
a problem may be that the text in the precondition etc. would need special
IDE support for IntelliSense etc.
if it was in the code block instead of being a string it would be better
maybe
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However, I can't seem to find simple ways to navigate
through the memory representation of the source tree. Can anyone give me
a brief pointer to where I should be looking?
does Mono support CodeDOM?
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piler)
or something like that...
cheers,
George
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you should probably be able to create a compiler that has plugins from
different languages and do something
e version of Mono, it would be nice to have, since one
would be able to build IL code that is working on both Linux-based and
PocketPC-based devices without changes
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x27;re not catching those exceptions and just printing out their message
without the stack trace?
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search for "#develop" I think
for docs see MSDN for starters
I've used C# and .NET in the Windows environment but would like to try
it with my SuSE Linux 9.2 professional that comes with the VM and
compiler. C# may be the best of the languages, Java with practical
additions, e.g. structures.
Is
Unhandled Exception: System.NullReferenceException: Object reference not
set to an instance of an object
when catching the exception try also printing out a stack trace for it (see
the respective method available at the base Exception class to get the
trace, then print it out)
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No, I'm not trying this on Windows.
then why does the error trace say:
Unhandled Exception: System.IO.IOException: Win32 IO returned
ERROR_SEEK.
Path: /dev/rfcomm0
should it say "Win32 IO" or is it a "bug" too?
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f
.NET) and talk to the COMM ActiveX control from MS (see code at
http://www.mech.upatras.gr/~robgroup/teams/logic/demos/index.html, the
VJ#.net, VB6 and Delphi5 demos in particular, since the SunJava1.3 demo uses
Java COMM API instead of that ActiveX control)
cheers,
George
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lable).
the guy at
http://www.metabuilders.com
had some nice ASP.net controls (with source code)
maybe he's added some menu webcontrols too by now
cheers,
George
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nowhere.
GTK# is cross-platform, but has lots of DLLs etc. you have to deploy with it
I think mono does implement WinForms more or less so you'd better use that
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ng some free license for that patent potential/future usage in mono,
just-in-case [not admiting that the stuff IS being used in mono though])
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Hi all,
I have a Q! Is it really dangerous to read ?Shared Source C
eated as common infrustructure and there are other laws coming in play,
anti-monopoly ones etc., thus you get the right to ask for more published
info on how that s/w behaves
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I don't consider viewing an assembly's publicly exposed methods/fields etc.
to be reverse engineering
If you decompile though and copy/paste code parts etc. then it is reverse
engineering and could potentially cause problems similar to the Linux-SCO
stuff
>
> http://searchvb.techtarget.com/orig
and see what it contains.
Can try renaming it to autoexec._nt and replacing it with one from another
system (WITH THE SAME OS VERSION!!!) where MS-DOS apps do run OK
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ey're
converted to native code and cached
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stead (that one
needs some extra libraries to be installed, but future .NET runtime versions
will include the J# libraries too). I'm not sure if J# runtime libraries
would work if copied to mono, I even dought it's legal too, but for your own
home projects you could try doing it
VB.net support (partial) may be on the CVS, not on the public build
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"Prerequisites" and that should
re-install the VS.net2003 prerequisites (will ask for the CD/DVD) which
includes .NET framework 1.1
else just download the whole 1.1 SDK from MS and install it
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erything (including the new monodevelop) builds
and upgrades nicely on Mac OS X 10.3. I released updated Fink
packages for everything today. Other than XSP crashing on some of the
examples (for which I still need to put together useful bug reports),
things seem to be doing pretty well.
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r, not
sure though
interesting technology is also .NET2.0's ClickOnce Deployment etc. (for
autodownloading/autoupdating and launching applications using a URL [similar
to Java WebStart in some concepts I suppose])
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thanks guys,
Tortoise CVS looks very interesting and user friendly CVS client for Windows
users like me (plus it has a link to WinCVS/cvsgui on their page which is
the more complex cvs client on the souce code of which Tortoise CVS was
based)
cheers,
George
> If you use anonymous cvs - as per the
's the problem
above?
the error (at the commented line above) says:
...\MonoLOGO\console\console-gtk.cs(13): Cannot implicitly convert type
'System.EventHandler' to 'Gtk.DeleteEventHandler'
I'm using VS.net 2003
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ti.gr - a
JavaBean based IDE for microworlds- includes [with sourcecode] an enhanced
version of mine for TurtleTracks, with OOP features and automatic
localization of Logo primitives to the user's language)
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TurtleTracks.net Logo (see the sidebar of
http://www.mech.upatras.gr/~robgroup for TurtleTracks.net)
thanks in advance,
George
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ten he was planning
to make such a book) as he had done for "Thinking in C++" and "Thinking in
Java" in the past. Very nice books for learning an OOP language, esp. the
Java one I had partially read... I loved it.
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ound the long
filename (e.g. "C:\PROGRAM FILES") and don't need to use the short filename
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Hi all,
does anyone know where I can get the MonoLogo sources?
I can't find it anywhere
thanks in advance,
George
P.S.
regarding Logo on .NET also checkout TurtleTracs.net:
http://www.mech.upatras.gr/~robgroup/logo/turtletracks/
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